uj.ac.za Check Your Admission/NSFAS/Residence Status : University of Johannesburg

Organisation : University of Johannesburg
Head Quarters : Auckland
Type of Facilities : Check Your Admission/NSFAS/Residence Status

Website : https://www.uj.ac.za/studyatUJ/sec/Pages/Check-Application-Status.aspx

How To Check UJ Admission/NSFAS/Residence Status?

On this page you can check the status of University of Johannesburg (UJ) Admission, NSFAS & Residence application. Only first time entering students can check their application status, returning students have to contact 011 559 4555.

Related / Similar Facility :
University of Johannesburg Residence Application Online

Please enter your student number below, if you do not have a student number you may also use your ID/Passport number to search.

** Go to the above link , then enter the required field to get your status

Step 1 : Enter Student Number
OR
Enter ID/Passport Number

Step 2 : Enter the Text shown in the text box
Step 3 : Select Year 2018
Step 4 : Click Search button

How To Check Accommodation Status?

** Please enter your student number below, together with the Captcha image.On this page a graduation letter can be accessed.

** Please go to the above link , then enter required details to get your status

Step 1 : Enter Student Number
Step 2 : Before you can continue enter text shown above in the text box
Step 3 : Click search button to get your accommodation status

Important information for Residence Application :
** For first time applicants, first complete the academic application process
** Use your student/reference number to complete the residence application as indicated below.

** Only fully academically admitted or conditionally selected applicants/students will be required to pay a residence deposit of R1 220.00
** Consider your residence application cancelled if the required deposit of R1 220.00 is not paid by 30 November for every year

** You may reside only on the campus where you attend your studies.
** No residence transfers are allowed.
** Only applicants studying towards curricular undergraduate and postgraduate programmes may apply for residence

FAQs On University of Johannesburg

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) On University of Johannesburg (UJ)

When do I apply?
UJ’s 2018 application cycle opens on 1 April 2018.

How many choices of study may I apply for?
Undergraduate – Two
Postgraduate – Two

When and how will I receive the outcome of my application?
Online applicants will receive either a final or deferred status within 48 hours. Hardcopy applicants will receive either a final or deferred status within 5 working days.

Can I apply without a copy of my ID/Passport document?
Yes, you can apply without submitting a copy of your ID/Passport document.

Can I use the downloaded application form or do I request an original form?
Yes, you may submit a completed application form that you have downloaded.

Can I apply via email?
No, you may not apply via email. Applicants are encouraged to apply online. Applicants wanting to submit a hardcopy application form can submit their application form at any of the four UJ campuses or the application can be sent via post to the University.

Can I fax my application form?
No, you may not fax your application form. Applicants are encouraged to apply online. Applicants wanting to submit a hardcopy application form can submit their application form at any of the four UJ campuses or the application can be sent via post to the University.

Contact Us :
University of Johannesburg
PO Box 524
Auckland Park
2006
South Africa

Some Important Information From Comments

Comments:
1. I applied for late enquiry at UJ and they placed me on the waiting list, I phoned them trying to check my status. Then on the 6th of February, they said they will tell me whether I am admitted (or) not. I called them and they chose to ignore my calls.

2. I have since been waiting for an SMS from UJ. I had applied last year and they responded when I passed with bachelor degree but now its quiet 3 days is long overdue. Please reply.

3. I applied at WSU by fast mail on early November but, I have never received any feedback. I just want to know that, if my application reached the university (or) it is the post that did not bring my application at the time. I am seriously worried.

University of Johannesburg (UJ) Admission Process

The University of Johannesburg (UJ) is a public university located in Johannesburg, South Africa. It offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs in various fields of study, including but not limited to, arts, humanities, sciences, engineering, health sciences, management, and education.

Here are some general steps for the admission process at UJ:
Meet the minimum admission requirements:
UJ has specific minimum requirements for different programs and qualifications. Applicants are required to meet these minimum requirements, which may include a certain level of academic achievement, English proficiency, and other relevant criteria.

Submit an online application:
Applicants can apply online through the UJ website or through the Central Application Clearing House (CACH) if they are South African citizens or permanent residents. International applicants can apply directly to UJ or through the Universities South Africa (USAf) system.

Submit supporting documents:
Applicants are usually required to submit various supporting documents, such as academic transcripts, identity documents or passports, English language proficiency certificates (if applicable), and other relevant documents as per the program requirements.

Pay the application fee:
UJ may require applicants to pay an application fee upon submitting their application. The fee may vary depending on the program and applicant’s citizenship status.

Await admission decision:
After submitting the application and supporting documents, applicants will need to wait for a decision on their admission. UJ will notify applicants of their admission status via email or through their online application portal.

Accept the offer and register:
If accepted, applicants will need to accept the offer of admission and register for their program by the designated deadline. This may involve paying a registration fee, submitting additional documents, and attending orientation sessions.